Ohio State Faces Tough Tests En Route to Unbeaten Run
Ohio State navigates a demanding schedule with Michigan and Minnesota looming as potential threats to an undefeated season. Buckeyes face Cleveland Stadium clash and a key home game as analysts weigh strong rivals and prospects for a close November showdown.
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HIO State
Buckeyes
Cleveland Stadium
Michigan
Columbus
Michpan
Miehousia
Bob Wiese
Bob Nussbaumer
Ohio State
Dinos
Minnesota
Iowa
Northwestern
Nuts Dame
Wasevosin
Piattie
Nevy
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cardinal-Pittsburgh Steeler
Detroit
Lions
Brooklyn
Tigers
Washington
Philadelphia
Katley
Eagles
Shafer Family To See Grid Contest
Madison Wisconsin fans A J Shafer and his wife boarded a train to Ann Arbor to witness Michigan versus Wisconsin, honoring their 17 year old son Allen Bhater Badgers quarterback who died from injuries in the Wisconsin Iowa game. Army Saving New York Jersey City depot repairs metal and wood articles, saving taxpayers $40,000 monthly.
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Madison
Wis
A. J. Shafer
Wisconssin Badgers
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Tomorow
A. J
Allen Bhater
Badgers
ARMY
New York
Jersey City
Women's Bowling Loop Elects Officers
Ava Habermann was elected president of the Elyyn Oberlin Women's Bowling League for HH445 at a recent meeting. Margaret Beese was chosen treasurer, and Connie Seres was named treasurer. The text notes the league's six year history and mentions a foray into a new circuit with various items. Night football has been introduced in Johannesburg South Africa.
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Ava Habermann
Elyyn-Oberlin
Imembers
Margaret Beese
Connie Seres
Teaser
Oberlin
Stason
Booster Club Meeting Roils Elyria Inheated Session
A heated Elyria Booster Club meeting erupted over the 1945 46 leadership and the Kirvita-Lerain football sponsorship. Verbal firework marked the session held last evening at the Blover Thaxh Behehok caditorum with near tumult as members debated the club’s future and leadership for the coming year.
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Elyria
Tolowtig
Tisticulis
Booster Club Shakeup at Elyria High Elects New Board
Ralph Forbes Kenneth Peters and May Forbes win two year terms on the Booster Club Board after a tense election at Elyria High. Write-in candidates Forbes and Peters join the slate while several original governors announce resignations. The meeting ends amid accusations over subversive literature and threats of further resignations, with plans for a December banquet pending.
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Harry Forbes
Thondetler
Deis Rein
Forbes
Plegse
Pestis
Menober
Ely- Hin
Whatlv
Nod Atletics
Wivene Vaghy
Board of Governors
Ralph Fobes
Kenneth Peters
Mayty Forbes
Eo, Hesy
Ralph Corry
Harald Guthman
Claude Bronson
Hon
Carl #2
Smith
Elyria Ulph
Lloyd
Baretha
Elut
Denis Ryan, Jr
Marton
Barton
Fones
Hess
Peters
Terry
Dotin Fritz
Frite
Fobes
Ftess
Wns Forbes
Karen
Tht
Covernors Bartan
Guthman
Isadiane Sepsenwol
Anathy
Harten
Sepsenwal
Barkyn Frany Vie
Auditoriin
Rei and
Warren
Cogan
Auditori
Vee Ryan
Jim Abetage
Roy Crymer
Busad
Pate
Elyria Booster Club Finances Report Shows $235 Balance
Elyria Booster Club reports a treasury balance of $240.91 with receipts totaling $4,743.50 and expenditures of $1,508.89. The report, presented in the absence of treasurer Charles G. Clark at the Elyria High School auditorium meeting, lists items including $886 for the Shinghinessy banquet, $200 for a diner Nell event, and $95.95 for secretary expenses, among others.
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Elyria Booster Club
Max Podley
Elyria High
Podley
Charles G. Clark
Chirk
Flks
Almount
HW. J. Halsett
Nell
Brown Company
Secre Tov Seeastrer
Clark
Singles Bowling Tourney Planned At Lanes This Sunday
The Tarry Lanes hosts a five Sunday singles bowling tourney with a $1 entry for each session. Prizes total 450 in prize money. top awards include 25, 20, 15, 15, 10, 10 and 3 dollars. Openings remain for three bowlers, with players such as G Smith and M Reynolds among listed participants.
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Tarry
Knights of Columbus
Jack Pol
Poe Sessiet
SA. Prunes
Ieo
Tee
Smith M. Reynolds
Catton
G. Catton
Reger
Carlota Myers Opus
T Carpenter
Beal
Miehuty
President May Make Decision On Game Today
President Roosevelt planned to decide today where the Army Navy football game on December 2 will be played. The White House sought to choose between Annapolis and a larger Eastern city to aid war bond sales. Officials noted the move would require rapid ticket printing and extensive preparations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Annapolis
Treasury Department
Office of Defense Transportador
Navy Department
War Department
White House
Reds top Capitals 4 2 for second win of season
United Press reports the Providence Reds, lining last in the American Hockey League Misern division, beat the Indianapolis Capitals 4 2. The Reds trailed early, then exploded in the second period with three goals while limiting Indianapolis to two in a scoreless opening. Other notes mention county cage games in Lorain County with Belden at Eaton Ridgeville at Columbia Camden versus Alumni and Brighton against Alumni on tonight’s schedule.
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Illinois
Victor W
Mack) McGinnis
Atterbury
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Linois
Ohio State
Cleveland
Purdue
Hem
Michigan
Carroll Widdoes
Buckeyes
Ray Eliot
Buddy Young
Young
Winns
Bray
Greenwood
Patterson
Chia
Cage Rules
Lorain County
East Carlisle Behood
Lorain County Athletic Bord
Eddie Finniggo
Baldwin-Wallace College
Dwight
Wake Trubey
A. N. iChick
Ohio
Massillon High
Tigers
Canton McKinley
Bulldogs
Canton
Massillon
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Bup Rearick
Warren Harding
Cleveland Cathedral Latin
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BELL
Dominick
New Orleans
Tiger
Obie
Washington High School
George Bird
United Press
Providence Reds
Indianapolis Capitals
Reds
Indianapolis
Wiuttate Hertego Provinence Western Divexion Pottsburgh Yo
Rdiwali
Waveland St Louis
Belden
Eaton
Ridgeville
Columbia
Camden Vs
Brighton Ivs
Syracuse-Colgate
Villanova-Bucknell
Columbia - Brown
Cornell-Dartmouth
Princeton- Swarthmore
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Minnesota
Bowling club minutes tell of quinter nonattendance
The record notes last night’s bowling gathering with Clymer heading the meeting. Alva Sruth, Charles GotChuvks Clark, and Ryan Barten provided attendance and aid Armitage in the officers. One member, likely from verners, was absent.
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Clymer
Ted
Alva Sruth
Charles GotChuvks Clark
Ryan
Barten
Industries Gain Leads in Bowling Center All Star League
General Industries extended its edge by two wins over LTS Rubber Heels as Northwood Inn dropped two to McQuision Coals. Read's Jewelers swept three from Home Tavern, Bowling Center won three from Rorick Insurance, and Read's Jewelers posted a 2929 series with a high 246 game by Frank Yarsa. Vern Overdeer nearly bowled a perfect 270 for Coremakers before a misthrow cost him in the final frame.
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Howin
Mikaeter
Venenea
Arena
Yisitad Hus
Pune
Bendines
Krutiix
Aspre Lion
Dendis-Westingholse Isae
Ste Shippit
OMR
Ata
Clly Granee
Wien
Kas
DSC
Vinnie Ral
Columble TeaGee
Myra Furnitire
Snerican Vidator
Wardens
Bert Coancelle
Alluud Knights
Vorenakers
Napecturs
Farassure
Ehaia Musdwpre
Jineere
Rorics Lnsulanre
Snippe
General Industries
LTS
Rubber Heels
Northwood Inn
McQuisiion Coals
Read's Jewelers
Home Tavern
Bowling Center
Rorick Insurance
Frank Yarsa
Read
Jewelers Wis
Yarsa
Bill Rogers
Becker
Scriven
Sonnny Fritz
Tom Ball
Gitter
Vern Overdeer
Coremakers
Wykrent Recreation
Overdeer
Slingers
Shippers
Pattern Shop
Molders
Johnny Slusier
Filers
Wardens Mold
Knights of Columbus
Chancellors
Grand Knights
Huss Powers
Dave Bednare
Elyria Furniture
Gypsy Fiddle
Royal Crown , Cola
Crandall Drug Store
Towa
Shop
Assembly
Ship- Ping
General Office
Ed Flickinger
Cotas Cop
Cova-Colas
Elderread Supply
St. John’s Lutheran
Supply
Howard Ray
The
Insers
La Motta Held For Grand Jury Action
New York boxer Jake La Motta, a rising middleweight, awaits grand jury action on felonious assault charges filed by his manager Mike Cappiano. Cappiano alleges La Motta kicked him in the stomach and threatened to strike with a back-end bolo to force him to sign a release from a February contract with a three year renewal clause. La Motta had recently gained prominence defeating Ray Robinson and Frnzie Zivic last year.
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Itts
Jake la Motta
Oday
Mike Cappiano
Capriano
la Motha
la Motta
Ray Sugar Robinson
Frinzie Zivic
Army Navy coaches predict trouble for Saturday games
Coaches Hagberg of Navy and Reds Hagberg foresee tough tilts as Army and Navy face strong opposition. Bookmakers list both teams as 3 to 1 favorites while Pa and Notre Dame loom as key rivals. Various games across conferences show balanced matchups with several even money bets and notable rivalries highlighted.
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U.P
Karl
Reds
Laike
Ati
Deparswede
Hagberg
Navy
Cinto
Blair
Dayton
Pennsylvania
Notre Dame
Pep
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Midshipmen
Army
Missoni State
Alabama
Yale
North Carolina
Ohio State Ready for Illini Clash at Full Strength
Ohio State prepared for a Big Ten showdown with Illinois at Cleveland Stadium. The undefeated Buckeyes, at full strength, aim to keep conference lead and push toward a New Year’s Day bowl bid, while Illinois plans to counter with a four man line and without injured substitute halfback Eddie Bray.
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Ohio State
Illinois
Leveland
UIP
Thrive
Diinors
Cleveland
Buckeyes
Flint
Michige Man
Columbus Stadium
Ilinois
Olinois Norlinal
Indiana
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Great Lakes
Purdue
Notre Dame
Michigan
Carroll C. Widdoes
Widdoes
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